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Dear Colleagues Volume 2, Issue 4, December 2008 e-Newsletter In This Dear Colleagues message from Debra Jackson Issue It seems such a short time ago that I that the vast majority of these was writing an end-of-year message to candidates submit at, or within one Editorial the group. 2008 has gone so quickly, semester of their earliest completion and here we are again, all about to time. I attribute this success in Debra Jackson retreat from work for a while, and prompt completions to excellence in Congratulations enjoy some holiday time. supervision, improved student Dr Yenna selection processes (initiated by Salamonson 2008 has been a really wonderful year UWS), and our student support for FaCH. We have achieved some innovations, which have fostered a Mr Steve Frost Mr Steve Frost fabulous outcomes. I have been community of students, and include Research keeping my eye on the group the Writing Retreats, the Publication Celebrations publications for the year, and 2008 will Syndicate, Research Circle, and The year in review be another bumper year for us. It is Student Research Club. especially pleasing to note that so 4 writing retreats many of our members are publishing in We have also had some notable Publication journals that have been ranked as A* individual successes during 2008. Syndicate or A on the ERA ranking. Over the These include: Research coming years this will likely become • Professor Rhonda Griffiths Assistant more and more important. Not just for appointment as Head of Trainee Program research funding purposes, but for School, Nursing and Midwifery FaCH web pages purposes of promotion, and research • Professor Margaret Vickers and vUWS site active status. promotion to full Professor ExPO & NIPPER • Dr Yenna Salamonson’s In terms of grants successes, we have Research in Focus: success in winning the Vice- had a very good year indeed. We all Chancellors Excellence Award Selecting a know the trials and tribulations of for Teaching and Learning journal ERA putting together these national • Associate Professor Louise competitive grants. Each application Linkages with O’Brien’s appointment to CSU the community that is submitted represents an as a full Professor, which she enormous amount of work for the FaCH Activities takes up in early 2009. (I am submitting team…meetings, planning, very happy to advise that Research Circle endless drafts, tired and emotional Louise will remain a member of CNRU Report team members, refining, peer feedback FaCH) Summer Scholar etc etc etc. But we have our share of success, and these really are a • Dr Ros Weaver’s success in NVivo Course testament to the very resilient and being appointed to a research Blacktown collegial relationships we have within position in the UWS Medical Conference FaCH. School. (again, I am please to Advanced Notice: advise that Ros remains a We have also had a very good year in member of FaCH) Research terms of student completions, with Futures • FaCH members success in the multiple graduates in both 2008 2008 UWS Research Awards: Call for ceremonies, and we are on track for Professor Lesley Wilkes Abstracts o 2009, with at least one graduand in the category “UWS 2008 Publications already on the graduate list for 2009, Top Researchers by and five more submissions expected Student Completion” before March. Most pleasing of all is Family and Community Health Research Group e Newsletter Volume 2 Issue 4 1 of 17 o My own successes in the categories of “UWS Top Researchers by Student Completion”, and “UWS Top Researchers by Publication” FaCH Newsletter In other major achievements, we finally have a website that works!!! Sincere Editors: thanks to all for their help and cooperation in getting our website up and keeping it current. Debra Jackson, Michel I would like to say a special thanks to Michel Edenborough, who really keeps it all Edenborough together for us. She has the fabulous ability to work on a dozen things at once, and remain calm, even when things get chaotic, heated, or people get ‘tired and emotional’! Thanks from us all Michel… we have all greatly appreciated your support and assistance during 2008. So, thanks to all for your hard work, collegiality, generosity, and participation. I hope you all have a well-earned rest over the summer break, and I wish everyone a wonderful peaceful and happy Christmas and New Year… see you all in 2009! Debra Jackson, Group Leader Congratulations Dr. Yenna Salamonson was awarded the VCs Award for excellence in Teaching recently. This award recognises the commitment and excellence Yenna demonstrates in teaching and learning especial in relation to students CALD Web Links backgrounds. Well done and congratulations Yenna. FaCH Research In addition, Ms Cathy Dickson was nominated for the Community Engagement Group Link Award. Congratulations Cathy on your nomination. http://www.uws. edu.au/fach/fac Mr Steve Frost, is to be congratulated for winning the “Best Presentation” at the h School of Public Health and Community Medicine Student Conference. Steve’s paper “Timing of repeated bone mineral density measurements: Development of an absolute risk-based prognostic model” was the Best Presentation in his Contact Us stream. m.edenborough @uws.edu.au Research Celebrations Function On the 24th November, the UWS Research Office held a celebration to recognise the achievements of the top Announcement researchers in the University for 2007. Recognition was paid for achievement in the following categories: Dementia Conference 2009 Call for • Top 20 Income Earners Abstracts • Top 20 RHD Student Completions • Top 40 in HERDC Publications As we did in the 2007 awards, FaCH again performed well in these awards, with Lesley Wilkes being recognised for her performance in student completions, and Debra Jackson being recognised in student completions, and publications. These awards remind us of the importance the University places on tangible research outcomes, and highlights the importance of accurate reporting of publication outcomes. Let try to do even better next year!!!! Family and Community Health Research Group e Newsletter Volume 2 Issue 4 2 of 17 Four Writing Retreats During this year we have run a throughout the retreat. Participants also pair up and discuss and give feedback to series of writing retreats for FaCH members and students. FaCH their partner regarding manuscripts. Participants have reported that blocking Residential Writing Retreats are held in collaboration and with the support out three days to dedicate solely to writing and the collegial atmosphere at of the School of Nursing and Midwifery. The purpose of these the retreats are greatly appreciated and highly conducive to productivity. Our retreats is to provide mentorship to w early career researchers and RHD final retreat for the year was held at students in the generation of Hawkesbury this week. It was the last one for the Hawkesbury Conference relevant, quality publications for submission to peer review journals. Centre so we will be looking to secure another suitable establishment for next These retreats have been year. enormously successful for us, in the most part, due to the dedicated Many thanks to those of you who have support of mentors who are selected mentored over the year and to from the FaCH Core Membership participants who have worked so hard to group. These members volunteer to achieve their goals. Best wishes over the holiday season. take part, giving expert advice and Michel Edenborough guidance to participants continuously Pictures from the December Writing Retreat below Year in Revie Family and Community Health Research Group e Newsletter Volume 2 Issue 4 3 of 17 Publication Syndicate This year FaCH introduced a Publication Syndicate for early career researchers and RHD students. Participants met in two hour blocks once a month from September to December 2008. The short term aims of the Publication Syndicate were to a) provide a supportive environment for constructive and scholarly group feedback of each member’s work, b) progressively develop each member’s manuscript towards submission to a peer review journal and c) encourage each member to finalise or produce a paper ready for submission to a scholarly journal before the end of 2008. Longer term aims include d) increasing the publication rate of members and e) developing strong collaborative activities within the FaCH Research Group. Commitment to the Syndicate involved one week before each meeting, each member would submit to the facilitators a draft manuscript of ‘work in progress’ that would then be circulated to all others in the group. Each member would then read the other manuscripts and come to the meeting prepared with supportive and constructive feedback, and in this way each person received valuable feedback from all other members. Members and facilitators agreed that participation in the Publication Syndicate was very rewarding and beneficial to all. A number of members are ready or very close to submitting high quality manuscripts to A+ and A ranked journals. Other members noted that although they still had considerable work to do to achieve their goal, they were more than pleased with their decision to commit to the syndicate for three months. cont… Comments from participants “as an early career researcher it was ‘amazingly helpful’, learning tips to help with publication process, little hints etc. w Information and feedback, terminology, journal articles etc”, “I really enjoyed it, it was timely and this particular group is motivating. If not for the Syndicate I would have put writing aside, it really motivated me”, “getting fresh eyes to look at your work, you see new good ways to look at it”, “the journey’s been excellent, everybody’s been really supportive”, “I can see how much everybody’s papers have improved”. Roslyn and I would like to thank participants for their diligence and commitment to the group and wish you every success in the future for submitting your papers.
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